How to apply for a Mauritius visa? What to do with a Mauritius visa

Starting in June 2017, visas are exempt as long as the stay is within 60 days. If you are planning to stay for more than 60 days, you must apply for a visa at the Mauritian Consulate in advance.

Entering Mauritius is easy and hassle-free, but sometimes you will be asked a simple question or two. When I went to Mauritius two years ago, I only asked me how long I would stay, and I said that in 20 days, he gave me a visa for 1 month.

That is, holders of private passports from Chinese mainland and passports issued by Hong Kong, China and Macao, China can travel to Mauritius without a visa and obtain a stay period of no more than 14 days.

If you are a Taiwanese guest, you need to apply for a visa to Mauritius by yourself, please contact the Embassy of the Republic of Mauritius in China for details.

No visa required! Visa-free access to China! Then this one flight ticket and hotel reservation form and package will depart now.

Mauritius has flights to Seychelles, and Seychelles is also visa-free, so if time and money allow, you can also visit the two islands together. Reunion and Madagascar, next to Mauritius, are also highly recommended. Flying from Madagascar to Mauritius usually involves a layover in Reunion.

Chinese citizens holding valid passports to Mauritius for exit, entry or transit for a stay of no more than 30 days can be exempted from visas, and if they stay for more than 30 days, they must apply for an extension at the visa office of the Mauritian Immigration Bureau before the expiration of the 30-day stay.

China and Mauritius have a mutual visa exemption agreement, Chinese citizens holding a valid passport for more than 6 months, booking a round-trip ticket and hotel, holding a blank passport can go as they go. The flight attendant on the plane will issue an arrival card and a health card, the arrival card is white, and the health card is yellow, just fill it in truthfully. If you don't fill it out, you can pick it up when you get off the plane and go to immigration.

This one needs to be handed over together.

Visa: The Agreement between the People's Republic of China** and the Republic of Mauritius** on Mutual Visa Exemption (hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement") was signed in Port Louis on 29 August 2013 and will enter into force on 31 October 2013. The agreement stipulates that Chinese citizens holding valid Chinese passports, round-trip air ticket orders, proof of accommodation and proof of financial capacity are exempt from visa requirements for entry, exit or transit in Mauritius for a stay of not more than 60 days.

1. The passport that is still valid when the holder leaves Maoqiu.

2. Confirmed return ticket or valid visa and air ticket to a third country.

3. Proof of accommodation.

2. If Chinese citizens need to extend their stay after entering the country without a visa, they should submit an application for visa extension to the Immigration Bureau of the Mao Passport: handdress.

1. Visa extension application form.

2. A copy of the letter page of the passport and a copy of the page of the entry stamp.

3. A copy of the confirmed return ticket.

Visa Processing:

The Agreement between the People's Republic of China** and the Republic of Mauritius** on Reciprocal Visa Exemption (hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement") was signed in Port Louis on 29 August 2013 and will enter into force on 31 October 2013. The agreement stipulates that Chinese citizens holding valid Chinese passports, round-trip air ticket reservations, proof of accommodation and proof of financial ability are exempt from visa requirements for entry, exit or transit in Mauritius for a stay of not more than 60 days.

1. The passport that is still valid when the holder leaves Maoqiu.

2. Confirmed return ticket or valid visa and air ticket to a third country.

3. Proof of accommodation.

2. Chinese citizens who need to extend their stay after entering the country without a visa should submit an application for visa extension to the Immigration Bureau of Mauritian Passport

1. Visa extension application form.

2. A copy of the information page of the passport and a copy of the page where the entry stamp is located.

3. A copy of the confirmed return ticket.

Holders of private passports from Chinese mainland and passports issued by Hong Kong and Macau can travel to Mauritius without a visa and be granted a stay period of not more than 14 days.

You must present a valid passport, a round-trip ticket and a Mauritius hotel reservation to enter and exit Mauritius.

Mauritius** stipulates that those who are less than six months before the expiration date of their passport will be barred from entering the country during the entire travel period, please pay attention to the validity of your passport.

Taiwanese guests are required to apply for their own visa to Mauritius, please contact the Embassy of the Republic of Mauritius in China for details.